Amy Webbe

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Lady Amy Webbe

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Status: Active

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Introduction

I am Lady Amy Webbe, and I reside in the Barony of Carillion. I am a 1570s Gloucestershire resident. I focus on 16th century embroidery, and dabble in creating historical clothing.

I am married to Lord Eric the Nakinn.

Offices & Positions

A&S Officer, Canton of the Keep by the Endless Sea, from 9/09 until the present.
Deputy A&S Officer, Barony of Carillion, 10/10 until present.

Classes

Upcoming:

"16th Century English Monochrome Embroidery: Blackwork" at Pennsic XL.
"Late 16th Century English Polychrome Embroidery"- Pennsic XL.

Past Classes:

"16th Century English Monochrome Embroidery: Blackwork" at Southern Region War Camp, 4/30/2011.
Period Stitches and When to Use Them;
Middle Eastern Skirt Combos, I & II.

Assistant Taught:

Period Blackwork, with Mistress Cellach of Athena's Thimble.

Classes Hosted:

Chip Carving, Period Games, Beginner Illumination, More Beginner Illumination.

Event Staff

Deputy to Middle Eastern Tent Coordinator, Pennsix XL.
Assistant to Class Coordinator, Southern Region War Camp, 2011.
Co-Autocrat, Bellringers, 2011.
Co-Troll, Ghosts, Ghouls and Goblins, 10/23/2010
Dishwasher, most Carillion events.

General set-up and clean-up, as needed.

Honours & Awards

Companion of the Maunche, 4/2011;
Baronial A&S Champion, 10/2009 until 10/2010;
Carillion Chime, 10/2010;
Companion of the Order of the Sable Bell, 01/2011;
Lady of the Order of the Fish, Baron Cosmo de Signorelli's "favor".
Award of Arms, 9/08;
Member of Athena's Thimble, with Period Competencies in Blackwork and Counted Work, Competencies in Couching, Canvaswork and Free Embroidery, and Working Knowledge of Metal Threads and Applique.

Projects & Publications

My project blog can be found at http://ladyamysca.blogspot.com

My primary art form is embroidery, including:

Embroidered favors for Brenwen I;
Embroidered QOC for Brenwen II;
Blackwork collar and cuffs for Her Excellency Mary Theophania Hunn;
Blackwork tissue holder for Marguerite I's Queen's Tea Favors.

More Information

I am a member of House Grog.

I am apprenticed to Baroness Kis Maria, known as Mika.